A recent Pew Internet survey found that three out of every four teenagers who download music agree with the statement, "file-sharing is so easy to do, it's unrealistic to expect people not to do it." We spent some time this week talking with high school students in Manhattan to find out what albums teenagers are listening to, and, more importantly, how they got them.
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Comments [1]
Now, I've heard more of the podcast, I'm wondering if my comment posted in the "Facing the (Free) Music" section should be here.
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